NCAA Thumbs Marquette To Tournament Sidelines
Marquette is displaced from the NCAA tournament after forward Bob Lackey refused to sign the required affidavits about agent contact. Ohio University advances to face Kentucky in the Mideast semifinals as other first round victors and upcoming matchups are noted across regions.
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NAIA Cage Tournament Opens With 32 Team Field
The NAIA basketball tournament at Municipal Auditorium begins with 32 teams led by Eau Claire and Stephen F. Austin. Early games feature Edinboro vs Westmont and St Thomas Minn against Tri-State. Notables include Gard ner Webb and Gardner-Webb scorer George Adams and Kentucky State with Travis Grant aiming to defend the title.
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Cinder Stars Prep For Russian Invasion
A Detroit report notes U S college track stars prepare to meet Soviet rivals in a Virginia dual meet after a strong NCAA Indoor Championships showing. Henry Hines of Southern California boosted his team with a long jump win as USC edged Michigan State and Bowling Green for the title. NCAA records fell in four events, including Jan Johnson's pole vault of 17 14 inches at Detroit.
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McLain Debut with A's in 14-Run Exhibition Loss
Denny McLain debuted for the Oakland Athletics after a trade from the Texas Rangers and was roughed up for 10 runs and 10 hits in three innings as Milwaukee blanked the A's 14-4. George Scott hit a 450-foot homer, walked, and drove in seven in the third. In St. Petersburg, Rick Wise and Bob Gibson sparked a Cards setback as the Mets won 2-1 behind Ken Boswell’s ninth-inning double.
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Exhibition Baseball Sunday Scores Across League
Detroit and Boston tied with 0 as Cincinnati beat Boston 2. Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 8 to 0. New York (N) won 2 to 0 against Cleveland. St Louis edged New York (A) 4 to 1. Baltimore beat Minnesota 3 to 1. Houston ousted Los Angeles 2 to 3. Texas routed Montreal 6 to 2. Chicago (A) topped Kansas City 5 to 1. San Diego beat Tokyo Lotte Ori ons 8 to 0. Milwaukee crushed Oakland 14 to 4. Hiroshima Carp defeated Cleveland 5 to 3. Chicago (N) defeated California 8 to 0. Cincinnati rallied past Pittsburgh 5 to 3.
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Royals Drop Opener in Exhibition Defeat
Wilbur Wood worked five innings for the Chicago White Sox as they defeated the Kansas City Royals 5 1 in an exhibition opener at Terry Park in Fort Myers. Piniella doubled and Oliver singled to account for the Royals only run, as a crowd of 2 967 watched.
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Scratch 617 Heads State Bowling Meet
Mary Elsten of Lawrence shot a 617 scratch game the highest this season in the Kansas Women’s Bowling Tournament. About 14,000 competitors entered, a record. Team standings list Rose Bowl East Wichita and other clubs with high marks in doubles and all events across divisions.
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Roberta Spangler
Lyons
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State Tourney Results Conflicting Scores From Wichita To Emporia
State tournament results list multiple class finals with scores including Wichita East 46 Shawnee Mission South 44 for 5A, Wichita North 9% Wichita Southeast 72 for consolation, and other class winners such as McPherson 3 Garden City 47 in Class 4A, Hays-Thomas More 67 Phil lipsburg 54 in Class 3A, Spearville 56 Onaga 47 in Class 2A, and Lyndon 67 Bague 62 in Class 1A.
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Classified Ad Deadlines and Placement Details
Same day service for classifieds placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday editions Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the day preceding Dial 431 4100 for submissions.
College Basketball Scores From Weekend Action
South Alabama 86 Florida 82 and Louisville 83 Memphis St 72 highlighted Saturday results. Kansas St 381 Nebraska 76 plus Iowa 95 Michigan 69 led Midwest play with Indiana 62 Purdue 48 and Wisconsin 97 Illinois 84 notable. Oregon State 60 Oregon 57 closed Far West action. Atlantic Coast match saw North Carolina 73 Maryland 4 and NCAA East regional Villanova 85 FE Carolina 70. Penn 76 Providence 60 and Temple 51 also featured. Marquette 73 Ohio U 49 in MidEast, Florida St 83 East Ky 81 in Midwest, SW Louisiana 112 Marshall 101 and Texas 85 Houston 74 in Southwest. Long Beach St 9 BYU 90 OT and Weber St 91 Hawaii 64 in Far West.
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NBA and ABA Scores Across Evening Parks
The card lists NBA results with teams such as Atlanta over Cleveland 135 to 114 and Golden State beating Cincinnati 117 to 106. Other NBA scores include Boston 112 over New York 109 and Philadelphia 112 over Houston 121. ABA action shows Kentucky 104 defeating Virginia 101 and Utah 123 over Carolina 111.
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TVL Selects Cage All-Stars
Rick Gill of Cherryvale named Player of the Year and Ray Meyer of Garnett Coach of the Year as the Tri-Valley League announces the 1971-72 all star basketball team. Yates Center leads with three selections. Garnett, Cherryvale, and Eureka have two each.
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Rich Schooler
Kenny Nichols
Morgan proposes 18000seat arena at KC sports complex
Real estate developer Frank S. Morgan offered to build an 18000 seat arena at the Har ry S. Truman Sports Complex where baseball and football campuses are under construction. He said the plan relies on a 1.5 million subsidy from 1954 bonds and would be financed by revenue bonds from the Jackson County Sports Authority.
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Local Biddy Basketball Scores Roundup
Marigolds edge Roses 32 17 with key 12 from Liang Sauders. Violets beat Mums 29 16 led by Nancy Guinotte 13. Daisies 27 Asters 11 and Petunias 2 Zinnias 6 final in the elderly league standings.
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Kansas State Edges Nebraska In OT To Clinch Big Eight Title
Kansas State beat Nebraska 76-41 in overtime in Manhattan as six free throws in the final 35 seconds, by Danny Beard Lon Kruger and Larry Williams, secured the victory. The Wildcats improve to 18-8 overall and 12-2 in the conference, earning a regional NCAA berth against Texas in Ames. Missouri defeated Oklahoma 76-62 in Columbia to finish runner-up.
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Mem State and Maryland join NIT field for New York event
Memphis State and Maryland accepted NIT bids completing the 16 team lineup for the New York basketball showcase. Memphis State lost 83 72 to Louisville in the Missouri Valley Conference playoff while Maryland fell 73 to North Carolina in the ACC playoffs. Previous selections include Oral Roberts, St Josephs Pa, St Johns N Y, Niagara, Princeton, Jacksonville, Davidson, Fordham, Lafayette, Indiana, Virginia, Texas El Paso, Syracuse, Missouri.
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Rod Laver Sparks Aussies Past U.S.
Rod Laver led Australia to a 6 1 victory over the United States in Hartford. He beat top Americans Arthur Ashe and Charlie Pasarell as part of a dominant run this year, tallying 18 wins in 19 singles matches and contributing to a doubles win.
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Still No Charlie Squires Lose Again for Virginia Squires
The Virginia Squires suffered another defeat without star Charlie Scott who quit over a loan dispute. They lost to Utah by one in overtime, then edged by Kentucky in a 111 to 110 squeaker, while Kentucky extended its win tally to 60 this season tying the ABA record.
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Heard Wins Florida Citrus Open with late birdie
Jerry Heard from Visalia California shot a final round 69 to finish 12 under 276 at Rio Pinar Country Club. He seized a two stroke victory over Bobby Mitchell who shot 66 to finish at 278 and claim the runner up spot. Heard earned 30000 for first, addressing debt pressures as he matched his Akron memory with a winning finish.
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